by Adam Price | Aug 22, 2025 | Matches
How optimistic are you feeling about Plymouth Argyle at the moment? For most of you, I’m sure that answer is somewhat obvious, and negative. And this hasn’t even been the worst week of the Pilgrims’ season so far. Either side of a win in the cup against some children...
by Adam Price | Aug 21, 2025 | Analysis
Finally, a signing. Adam Price takes a look at new boy on loan Alex Mitchell. It’s been a while since I was able to write something like this. After six weeks of my new signing spreadsheet (yes, something that genuinely exists in my life) collecting dust, Plymouth...
by Guest Writer | Aug 20, 2025 | Matches, Uncategorized
Will the misery ever end? Tom Harris reviews another disappointing night at Home Park. Argyle’s miserable start to life back in league one continued as they were defeated 1-0 by Leyton Orient at Home Park. In a game of few chances the closest Argyle came to scoring...
by Adam Price | Aug 18, 2025 | Matches
Plymouth Argyle may have been in the Championship last season, but there’s a reasonable argument that their opponents on Tuesday night were closer to being there this year than the Greens themselves. Leyton Orient thrilled their supporters, and indeed many neutrals,...
by Adam Price | Aug 15, 2025 | Matches
A glimmer of midweek hope but can Argyle convert that to league success? Adam Price finds out. I don’t wish to sound fickle but, after seeing how dominant Plymouth Argyle were against Queens Park Rangers in the cup, I’ve concluded we’re winning every trophy...
by Guest Writer | Aug 13, 2025 | Matches
Bizarre circumstances and a rotated opposition, but a win’s a win! Tom Harris reviews a confidence boosting victory vs the Rs. Plymouth Argyle progressed to the second round of the Carabao Cup as they came from two goals down to defeat a youthful QPR side 3-2 at...
by Sam Down | Aug 12, 2025 | Matches
With thanks as ever to our friends from @LoftForWords – Sam Down gets a visitor perspective on tonight’s game. An awful lot has happened since we last met. What are your views on last season as a whole, especially the stuff that happened after we...
by Adam Price | Aug 12, 2025 | Matches
The magic of the cup already feels in short supply after Argyle’s start to the season. Adam Price looks ahead to the game against QPR. It’s the third game of the season, and I already feel as though I’m running out of energy. It can’t be the greatest sign...
by Adam Price | Aug 8, 2025 | Matches
As Argyle prepare for the first away trip of the season, the mood already feels low. Adam Price takes a look at a trip to face a familiar foe. It’s fair to say this was not the start to the season Plymouth Argyle had planned. Defensive errors plagued the Greens...
by Guest Writer | Aug 6, 2025 | Matches
Argyle’s return to League One started with a whimper- going down 3-1 to the South Yorkshire club in a game myred by controversy. Tom Harris does the ratings. \Argyle opened their league one season with a defensive display to forget as they were defeated 3-1 by...
by Adam Price | Aug 1, 2025 | Matches
Every year, there is a certain romance about the opening day of the season. Even if the previous campaign stung, or if the build up to the new one has been plagued by difficulties, everything is possible before a ball is kicked. Both statements apply to Plymouth...
by Adam Price | Jul 29, 2025 | Analysis
Given the clear areas Plymouth Argyle needed to strengthen this summer, one of the strangest sagas surrounded the position of backup goalkeeper. Archie Mair was strongly linked with a move, before it was confirmed that American ‘keeper Tyler Miller had been taken on...
by Adam Price | Jul 29, 2025 | Analysis
Over a fortnight ago, Plymouth Argyle confirmed the arrival of Ayman Benarous. The 21-year-old, formerly of Bristol City, signed a deal following a successful trial period, and was able to join his new teammates as a fully contracted player on the recent tour to...
by Adam Price | Jul 29, 2025 | Analysis
Following the arrival of Brendan Wiredu, Plymouth Argyle seemed to get carried away in the glorious sunshine of a recent Friday afternoon. Acting with the zest of Davina McCall outside the Big Brother house, Argyle got giddy and decided to give us another one. In...
by Adam Price | Jul 13, 2025 | Analysis
A busy Plymouth Argyle transfer window became even more hectic last Friday. Rumours circling throughout the week reached a crescendo, as one player departed and two were added to Argyle’s ranks on the same day. Callum Wright left to join Wigan Athletic on loan, whilst...
by Adam Price | Jul 8, 2025 | Analysis
Once again, I find myself apologising for the delay in getting this piece to your screens. For this one, read: a slight illness, trips to watch cricket, and some filming for talkSPORT. Don’t let it be said that I don’t prioritise your time…honest. Given all the goings...
by Adam Price | Jun 25, 2025 | Matches
The 2. Bundesliga to League One appears a well trodden path this summer. Adam Price takes a look at newest signing Xavier Amaechi. Last Thursday, rumours swirled that Plymouth Argyle were about to announce the signing of Tyreece John-Jules. The 24-year-old...
by Adam Price | Jun 22, 2025 | Analysis
As the squad begins to take shape, Adam Price takes look at Bradley Ibrahim and how he can perform in a Tom Cleverley system. First of all, please accept my apologies for the delay in getting this analysis together. As well as being busy with the work...
by Adam Price | Jun 5, 2025 | Analysis
To round off the week, Adam Price takes a look at our third summer signing. Clearly targeted by Miron Muslic, Jack Mackenzie will need to adapt to a new manager. I’d think it’d be an understatement to describe the last week of May at Plymouth Argyle as “messy.” The...
by Adam Price | Jun 4, 2025 | Analysis
Amidst a succesion of salty club statements, Adam Price assesses the signing of Caleb Watts: a man signed for one system and who may need to adapt to another. I cannot begin to tell you how excited I initially was to write this piece. Plymouth Argyle had gone to...
